PanzerGlobal Car Decal Removal Wheel Set - Drill Compatible for Effortless Decal Removal

Daxx: Needed to remove the old vinyl stripes and double sided tape residue from the sides of my 20 year old truck. These worked well, with a caveat…

I had thought I’d need the toothed wheel for the double sided tape residue, and while it did remove the tape, it also overheated the clearcoat and it is now dull in places. The smooth wheel did a similarly good job on the double sided tape, and also worked well on the vinyl stripes, without dulling the paint. I need to deep clean and buff the paint anyway, so it’s not a great problem for me, but be careful if you’re working on a vehicle with nice paint. If I was going to buy again, I’d probably just get the smooth wheel.

United States on Jun 14, 2023

Thomas E. GoodeThomas E. Goode: I was at first skeptical until I tried it. Hooked the decal remover to my drill and it worked great. You can see in the photos the after and the before. The door guards were old and were peeling off. So I just decided to remove them completely. The result was old dirt and a bead of adhesive. I removed some of the adhesive using WD40 and a plastic scraper. But I could not get the adhesive off. This wheel worked great. I was able with persistence work the old adhesive off. This was above and beyond a normal sticker. But I really did not know what else I could do. The results were great. No scratches or damage to the paint! I also used a buffing compound to remove the years of dirt and grime. I am so happy with the results. The door guards had become a nuisance. Peeling half way off, thereby inhibiting the opening of the doors. I am very pleased.

United States on Jul 23, 2020

PierrePierre: Omg 😲 if you have glue or adhesive residue left over from car decals or the decals themselves this will eat through it like butter!

I brought an old sun baked cop car at auction with leftover adhesive residue all around the car and on the roof. The smooth rubber wheel DEMOLISHED the glue like nothing. It just completely ate it off the car revealing the clear coat underneath and leaving it untouched. It took me two days to do the whole car only because it was 99 degree F heat outside and my drill ran out of power. I definitely suggest getting a cored drill. Which I did on the second day.

Also I found for adhesive residue the smooth wheel worked a bit faster than the flanged wheel. In my pics you can see they leave "eraser shavings" everywhere so prepared to get dirty. But easy to dust off or vacuum up.

The adhesive was so thick and sun baked on my car that Goof Off couldn't penetrate it so that is why I chose this wheel. Like I said I did practically the whole car and one wheel lasted about 90 percent of the job. I had to switch at the very end to my second wheel.

Only thing is you have to get a feel for the right angle of approach but once you do...

United States on Jun 30, 2020

Mark M.: I needed to replace the old window visors that cracked on my Jeep Liberty. These OEM MOPAR window visors were installed the day I brought my Jeep home from the dealer and after 17 years of trouble free service they finally cracked from old age. I ordered a new set of visors from Amazon and started to pull the old ones off. It wasn’t easy but I got them pulled off and the only thing left was the adhesive tape. I tried peeling, scraping, cutting and even applied doses of Goo Be Gone and still the adhesive would not come off. Doing research online led me to the Adhesive removal wheel and ultimately this product. There are two different wheels in this kit and they both have the same description. Not knowing which one would work best, I decided to buy the 2 wheel set and I am glad I did. The finned wheel works well to remove the outer layer of tape but for me it did not take it all off. Lucky for me the non-finned wheel was able to finish the job. I used the regular wheel to remove any adhesive residue left over from the finned wheel and also to touch up areas. On a side note it also works well to remove those dried up bugs on the bumper And windshield.

All in all I highly...

United States on Jun 14, 2020

rutger: So my girls car had some OLD vinyl wrap on the roof that was baked on. And it was on there (credit to 3m wrap). I tried the heat guns and steamers and plastic razor blades however I was getting off small pieces Mabey a half inch at a time and my fingers and hands were shot after 45 minutes. I did some research and seen professionals use similar wheels and decided to take a shot at this product since it wasn’t as pricy. I love how these work. Nothing will remove it all in one shot however you are able to chuck these in a drill and just go to town. Removes about a 3/4” line at a time so get yourself a buddy and some beer and you can do a roof in an hour. I will advise tho I will be buying another for the simple fact that they are running low and a little ove half the roof is complete from just myself. Would recommend two sets for large areas like a sedan roof as I am doing. Great product tho and it came in 3 1/2 days so no complaints.

United States on Jun 06, 2020